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To experiment with Tableau, an interactive data visualization application, I acquired data in XLSX format from the National Register of

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As surprising as it sounds, for a long time historians overlooked implicit connections between things, people, organizations, and ideas across

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When Dr. Leisl Carr Childers introduced me to Voyant during her graduate methods seminar at Colorado State University, I realized

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Professor Elizabeth Tulanowski‘s introductory class on Geographic Information Systems at Colorado State University exposed me to ArcGIS tools. Developed by

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Dr. Amanda Regan, my supervisor and co-director of the digital mapping project Mapping the Gay Guides, first introduced me to AirTable when

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The great thing about Omeka is that it is an open-source system. The software is what we call a content

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In the summer of 2021, I did my first solo research trip. With little time to prepare, I had one

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